http://www.JewishWorldReview.com |• The primaries kept voters riveted with a dozen primaries pitting Donald Trump, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders against each other. You talk about a tough joke to write. That's two Hispanics, two WASPS and a Jew, and they don't even go into a bar.

• Nation of Islam founder Louis Farrakhan on Wednesday said he liked what he sees in Donald Trump. A few days earlier Trump was endorsed by Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke. On election night Donald Trump could win the Nobel Peace Prize if all his supporters leave the victory party alive.

• Syrian refugees in Germany are flying home because they find Germany intolerable. What did they expect? German tourism pamphlets freely admit that Germany is not exactly Israel when it comes to welcoming strangers, but they're quick to point out in their defense that they caused Israel.

• Border Patrol statistics Monday showed illegal border crossings into the U.S. rose by a hundred percent over last year. The aliens tell Border guards it's their last chance before the Trump wall goes up. For months, Trump has been saying he's attracting Hispanics and now there's documented proof.

• Mitt Romney ripped Donald Trump's character and judgment in a speech on Thursday. One thing's for sure. If Romney had gone after Obama with the same venom as he just did a fellow Republican, he would be running for re-election today and the two-term limit would have been lifted.

• GOP former candidate Herman Cain said Mitt Romney's speech attacking Trump Thursday was a Hail Mary pass by the establishment to impose their own GOP nominee. That's logical. It's also possible that Mitt Romney is angry at Donald Trump for having three wives, but not all at once.

• Mitt Romney led the GOP establishment opposition to Donald Trump Thursday. It's part of the game. Under the U.S. two-party system, the Democrats spend all their time attacking the Republican Party candidates and the Republicans spend all their time attacking the Republican Party candidates.

• The Fox Theater in Detroit was jam-packed for the presidential debate between Trump, Rubio, Cruz and Kasich Thursday. The GOP candidates spent two hours on national TV tearing each other to absolute shreds. If dogs ran this country, they'd ban GOP presidential debates for humane reasons.

• GOP candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich debated in Detroit Thursday. Ben Carson was not on the stage. However, they brought in one of the presenters from the Oscars telecast on Ben Carson's behalf to complain that they aren't asking him enough questions.

• The Pentagon announced Thursday Lieutenant General John Nicholson has been appointed to command U.S. and Allied forces now stationed in Kabul. He's been put in charge of the in war in Afghanistan. In the sports world that's the equivalent of being named coach of the Cleveland Browns.

• Saudi Arabia announced they're seeking a ten billion dollar loan from U.S. bankers due to the oil slump. They live in a different world. On the morning after Super Tuesday, a Saudi official said that a Donald Trump presidency would set the world back for centuries, and he was endorsing Trump.

• ESPN says a Southern family found seven Ty Cobb baseball cards in their great grandfather's attic. Ty was a savage competitor who slid with his spikes high and the fans loved him, but he's considered to have been racially intolerant by today's media. His nickname was The Wharton Peach.

NASA astronaut Scott Kelly returned to earth Tuesday after spending an entire year in orbit aboard the Space Station in zero gravity. His legs gave out from under him after he emerged from the capsule. Someone told him Donald Trump is the leading GOP candidate for president and he fainted.

• The Academy Awards had their lowest TV ratings in eight years Sunday despite Leo DiCaprio taking home Best Actor. It makes no sense. Where else but the Oscars can you get lectured on the dangers of global warming by a movie star who flies supermodels to his yacht aboard helicopters?

• Hillary Clinton's former aide at the State Department turned state's evidence Thursday in the probe over her emails. It's worrisome. If Hillary gets indicted too soon for mishandling classified secrets information, it could end the Clinton dream of being America's first two-impeachment family.

• Hillary Clinton's huge victory in South Carolina was topped by Hillary's victories nationwide in the Super Tuesdayprimaries. It was easily the biggest week of her national political career. Hillary won by so many millions of votes that Bernie Sanders is demanding that they be redistributed.

• Democratic socialist Bernie Sanders vowed to stay in the race after Hillary's victorious Super Tuesday. He showed surprising strength some of the Southern states. Bernie Sanders actually managed to win the Oklahoma primary and no, Yankees, he didn't do it by promising to legalize meth.